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Cincinnati Reds' Hunter Greene (groin) to start rehab assignment
Opening Day starter Hunter Greene has been sidelined by a groin injury for all but three starts (14 innings) since May 7.
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Bengals’ Shemar Stewart joined by another Cincinnati rookie in rough contract saga
"Bengals rookies report to training camp today with Cincinnati’s first-round pick Shemar Stewart now being the lone unsigned first-round pick from this year’s draft class," Schefter wrote. The ESPN insider then pointed out that second-round rookie Demetrius Knight also isn't signed in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati Regional Sports Commission aims to bring more major sports events to town
The Cincinnati Regional Sports Commission is a new initiative aimed at helping the Queen City bid for major future sporting events. Cincinnati has always been a moderately sized, popular city with decent sports. You can’t and won’t compare this city to New York, Boston, Chicago, L.A., etc.
The head of Cincinnati's new sports commission talks bringing the NFL Draft to the city, other plans
The head of Cincinnati's new sports commission has big dreams, including bringing the NFL Draft to the Queen City. We sat down with Ben Huffman to see exactly how he plans to bring big events to Cincinnati,
Cincinnati Bengals Signing Key Draft Pick With Rookies Reporting for Training Camp
CINCINNATI — The Bengals have signed rookie linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr. to a four-year contract that includes 80% guaranteed according to Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports. Knight was selected by the Bengals in the second round (49th overall) in the 2025 NFL Draft.
Cincinnati burger spot at The Banks closing, to be replaced by sports bar chain
A well-known Cincinnati burger chain is closing one of its locations after being bought out by another restaurant chain.Nation at The Banks, which opened in December 2023, announced they will be closing and shifting focus to their Westwood and Milford locations.
What's Inside? Longtime downtown Cincinnati business uncovers old walk-in safe
"We've been in business since 1888," said Kris Koch, Koch Sporting Goods co-owner. They've been at their current West 4th Street location since the 1970s. Inside, a treasure trove of sports apparel and items can be found throughout the first floor, and possibly elsewhere.
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Cincinnati sports commission sets sights on bringing big events to Queen City, but how will they do it?
The newly formed Cincinnati Regional Sports Commission is working to bring major sporting events to the Queen City. We sat down with the executive director to learn how.
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